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Shared publicly -Eli Durst’s “In Asmara” is a profile of everyday Eritreans, but also of the city itself, filled with bustling life and fading fragments.
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Shared publicly -The election of Donald Trump to the Presidency is nothing less than a tragedy for the American republic, David Remnick writes.
The electorate has, in its plurality, decided to live in Trump’s world of vanity, hate, arrogance, untruth, and recklessness.
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+Michael McGuire
the level of arrogance is unparalleled in my experience. He takes matters too personally, doesn't do well with criticism, and carries himself as the cock-of-the-walk. Bully doesn't even begin to describe him.
America had better take this lesson seriously, because we are in deep shit.
the level of arrogance is unparalleled in my experience. He takes matters too personally, doesn't do well with criticism, and carries himself as the cock-of-the-walk. Bully doesn't even begin to describe him.
America had better take this lesson seriously, because we are in deep shit.
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Shared publicly -What a year it’s been, folks. Look back at culture, politics, and the stories that shaped 2016.
New Yorker writers look back at culture, politics, and the stories that shaped 2016.
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Shared publicly -In nominating Rex Tillerson, Donald Trump is handing the State Department to a man who has worked his whole life running a parallel quasi-state.
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Dear Mr. Coll...after your interesting article (in the middle of my ignorance)...I could only ask myself....what is going on?....what is happening to "we the people"...we seeing how our "land of the free" is been twisted, turned, squeezed and abused...how the "nation under God"..is been turned into the land of the most corrupted, the most avaricious, the most greedy, the most controlling, and worst of all we don't seem to see what is happening in front of our eyes...and we are allowing a group to control our destiny and not for the best...I know it's no much I can do; but, I believe that people like yourself and those in charge of our actual government could do something about. ..and I hope for the good of our country they do something before is too late.
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Shared publicly -The clearest winner in the Hogan v. Gawker case is the lawyer Charles Harder, who has become the de-facto general counsel for the Donald Trump backlash against the press.
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+Brad G
I can guarantee you didn't even read the article.
I can guarantee you didn't even read the article.
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Shared publicly -A reminder of how much fun New York used to be.
Blowpop at The Bank, Houston St. and Avenue A, 1996. Credit
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Shared publicly -Associated with relaxation, indulgence, and gratitude, hygge has long been considered a part of the Danish national character.
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Shared publicly -There’s nothing in the Constitution about an inalienable right to be sponsored by multinational brands.
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There's nothing in the Constition that says we have to have a permit to carry guns.
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Shared publicly -Concerns continue to mount about the conflicts of interest posed by Donald Trump’s extensive business.
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The entire Bush family divested everything in one day?
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Shared publicly -The United States almost had its first female President, who would certainly have protected the fundamental rights of women. Instead, we have Ivanka Trump as First Daughter.
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Shared publicly -This company’s mission is to convince millennials that the suburbs have soul.
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What a strange article. Very short, not much information, and the characters that are introduced are quickly abandoned. So, can any of these people afford to live in those depressing suburbs?
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Shared publicly -Few, if any, of the conservative thinkers who condemned Donald Trump before the election have straightforwardly conceded that his victory was a bad thing.
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+Brad G
still can't tell commentary from news, can you?
still can't tell commentary from news, can you?
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